Tierra de Gigantes by Victor Bastidas for NOWNESS is a cinematic tribute to the Sacred Valley, Andean culture, and spiritual traditions in the Peruvian Andes.
In 2026, the ALBERTINA celebrates its 250th anniversary with groundbreaking exhibitions, new perspectives and a bold vision for the future.
A short film about high diving as a state of pure presence: Divers by Geordie Wood, presented by NOWNESS, explores the visual poetry of an extreme sport shaped by discipline, surrender, and mental strength.
Dave Choe’s “dirty style” fuses Koreatown street energy with comics and visceral figuration. His work is emotionally charged, wide-ranging—and polarizing, as the artist’s intense public persona amplifies the impact.
Explore the visionary media artist David Szauder, blending digital heritage, AI aesthetics, and surreal imagery. His innovative work reimagines Super 8 archival footage and positions him as a leading figure in contemporary media art.
Director Nacho Errando explores balance as a connecting force between body, mind, and environment in a poetic short film created for NOWNESS.
Kelly Wearstler Launches Side Hustle — A New Creative Platform in Beverly Hills. Beverly Hills becomes the backdrop for an exciting creative experiment as design luminary Kelly Wearstler unveils Side Hustle, a multidisciplinary platform that redefines the boundaries of contemporary artistic expression.
A poetic film portrait of young eagle huntress Kharakoz and the evolving traditions of eagle hunting in Mongolia’s Altai Mountains.
Chinese artist Jacky Tsai launches the myth of the moon goddess Chang E into outer space on the world’s first fully art-painted rocket, merging mythology, art, and space exploration.
The exhibition “Helmut Lang. Séance de Travail 1986–2005” at MAK Vienna explores the designer’s radical vision between fashion, art, and minimalist culture.
Serpentine Galleries’ 2026 solo exhibitions feature David Hockney, Cecily Brown and Amar Kanwar, exploring time, perception and mindful looking through contemporary art.
NOWNESS explores the newly reopened Studio Museum in Harlem with director Thelma Golden – a visionary leader who expands the meaning of Black contemporary art and community.
